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Vacationing Utah police officer uses EMT training to save crash victim
The Salt Lake City Officer encountered a car crash while in Europe and used a makeshift tourniquet to prevent the victim from…
Nashville FD, medical center testing automated documentation system for ER handoffs
The system generates patient care records based on paramedics’ motions through wearable sensors
Del. paramedic in need of liver transplant receives outpouring of support
A GoFundMe for Paramedic Nick LaBrie and his family has received more than $25,000 in donations
Entering phase 2 of EMS
2019 was a paradigm-shifting year for the EMS industry and profession – one that will set the pace for the next decade’s…
All things stroke-related: Diagnosis, treatment and transportation
In this episode, our co-hosts discuss the different types of strokes providers will encounter, how to treat each, and stroke patient transport…
What EMS leaders need to know about public health
We can both benefit from, and provide benefits to, the overall health of our community through public health partnerships
Role of EMS in preventing infectious disease transmission
EMS providers need to follow infection control guidelines for care and transport of patients with infectious, contagious and even deadly antibiotic-resistant organisms
Role of EMS in preventing infectious disease transmission
EMS providers need to follow infection control guidelines for care and transport of patients with infectious, contagious and even deadly antibiotic-resistant organisms
It’s like immunizing your brain: Depression, PTSD and suicide prevention
Seven resolutions for increasing your resilience to prevent psychological and emotional trauma in emergency services
First responders unite with community to deliver bikes this Christmas
Firefighters, EMS providers and police are working with an Ohio county children's services department to donate bicycles for Christmas
Wash. county reduces interstate ambulance diversions
Hospitals in the county have become less dependent on diverting ambulances "across the river" to Oregon
Australian paramedics add Braille to ID cards to better help blind patients
The addition is part of a partnership between an EMS service and a non-profit that supports the blind and low vision community